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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
Both streams are pretty much the same. The syllabus is a bit different and that is all. Maybe you should know this that in GATE examination CSE and IT students sit for the same paper. If you want to be a coder it doesn't really matter which stream you are from, so if you get IT in a good college then go for it. Companies look for talent. If you are good at what you do and have good grades then you will get recognition. Having said this don't opt for a college which is not that good, which does not have a very good work environment, because you need to have a good atmosphere around you in order to achieve your goals. So, look for a good college instead, once you find the right college for you, CSE and IT are the same. And don't listen to those who say IT is not as good as CSE because like I said before, both the streams appear for the same paper in GATE and its your knowledge that will take you far, not your stream.